You need to download a specific blob from an Azure Storage container to your local machine. You have Azure Storage Explorer installed and you are signed in with an account that has the appropriate permissions. What is the most direct way to accomplish this?

Use the Azure portal to navigate to the blob and click 'Download'.

In Storage Explorer, navigate to the container, right-click the blob, and select 'Download'.

Use AzCopy with the azcopy copy command and the source and destination paths.

Use the Azure CLI command az storage blob download.

You are creating a storage account for a workload that requires high availability within a region and the ability to withstand a datacenter failure. You do not need cross-region replication. Which redundancy option should you choose?

Read-access geo-redundant storage (RA-GRS)

Locally redundant storage (LRS)

A company has a storage account that uses customer-managed keys for encryption. The keys are stored in an Azure Key Vault. The company's security policy requires that the keys be disabled immediately if a security incident occurs. The storage account is configured with GRS. What should you do to ensure that the storage account becomes inaccessible as soon as the key is disabled?

Rotate the key in Azure Key Vault; the storage account will use the new key automatically.

Disable the key in Azure Key Vault; the storage account will immediately reject all requests.

Change the encryption to Microsoft-managed keys; this will revoke access immediately.

Delete the key from Azure Key Vault; the storage account will use the last cached key until it expires.

You have two storage accounts in different regions. You need to replicate a container of blobs from the source account to the destination account on an ongoing basis. The source account has versioning enabled. What should you configure?

A failover policy on the source account.

Geo-redundant storage (GRS) on the source account.

Object replication with the source and destination containers specified.

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Configure and Manage Storage Accounts AZ-104 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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Questions 16–20

16foundation · easy
You need to restrict access to an Azure Storage account so that it can only be accessed from a specific virtual network. Which configuration setting should you modify?
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17application · medium
You need to download a specific blob from an Azure Storage container to your local machine. You have Azure Storage Explorer installed and you are signed in with an account that has the appropriate permissions. What is the most direct way to accomplish this?
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18application · medium
You are creating a storage account for a workload that requires high availability within a region and the ability to withstand a datacenter failure. You do not need cross-region replication. Which redundancy option should you choose?
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19expert · hard
A company has a storage account that uses customer-managed keys for encryption. The keys are stored in an Azure Key Vault. The company's security policy requires that the keys be disabled immediately if a security incident occurs. The storage account is configured with GRS. What should you do to ensure that the storage account becomes inaccessible as soon as the key is disabled?
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20application · medium
You have two storage accounts in different regions. You need to replicate a container of blobs from the source account to the destination account on an ongoing basis. The source account has versioning enabled. What should you configure?
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Configure and Manage Storage Accounts AZ-104 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

You need to restrict access to an Azure Storage account so that it can only be accessed from a specific virtual network. Which configuration setting should you modify?

You need to download a specific blob from an Azure Storage container to your local machine. You have Azure Storage Explorer installed and you are signed in with an account that has the appropriate permissions. What is the most direct way to accomplish this?

You are creating a storage account for a workload that requires high availability within a region and the ability to withstand a datacenter failure. You do not need cross-region replication. Which redundancy option should you choose?

You have two storage accounts in different regions. You need to replicate a container of blobs from the source account to the destination account on an ongoing basis. The source account has versioning enabled. What should you configure?

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